Wenzel Magnetic Screen House, Magnetic Screen Shelter for Camping, Travel, Picnics, Tailgating, and More

Camp site extra room. Perfect size

This screen tent is terrible . Do not spend the money on this. I bought this as a gift for my parents for Xmas. They just set it up about a week ago because the weather hasn't been nice until now . There are already 2 poles broken, the magnetic doors don't stay closed if there is alittle bit of wind and the material of the tent is very thin. Expensive tent but cheaply made. I would recommend Canadian tire /Walmart over this crappie product . Amazon refuses to give me a refund and the company told me to contact Amazon, noone is being helpful or solving the issue .

Doesn’t stand up to the sun roof becomes.brittle only after using it from may to September camping

I have to say this screen tent went through some tough times and held up. I've had several screen tents that just did not last the first or second wind storm. This one survived many as this was a year that provided many, many very strong winds up to and maybe higher than 60 mph! It moves, it sways but holds up very well. Unfortunately, it could not withstand other flying objects or other obstacles.First I put it too close to the shed so the screen ripped but that was my error. Then this last storm which lasted about 3 days, had stuff flying around including a projector screen going through one side. The tent is still up but pretty much done for due to that.The cons are the poles are flimsy and do not stay taught. This makes the screen doors with magnets not stay closed. Have to keep tightening.The magnets are kind of week so a small breeze will open them up.I did not like the bottom of the screen doorway because it is difficult to keep the screen door closed if not perfectly placed.Instructions could have been better.Highly recommend this screen tent.

I bought this tent because it was the only thing that I could find to fit over the back galley of my teardrop camper. After reading some of the online reviews I was worried that it just would not hold up at all, but it was the only thing that I could find that was light weight, small pack size, and reasonably priced. Others said that it ripped and poles broke the first time out. It's not a real sturdy tent but it has worked good for me without any damage from moderate winds for two months now. As I said I needed something for my teardrop camper and this was the only thing in its size (9x11'). I cut an "H" slit in one of the narrow ends of the tent screen and then slipped it over the tongue of my camper and back to the front side of the finders and then set up as normal covering the galley hatch of my camper and giving me a nice size area to use the galley and to sit in. If I had to do it all over again, I'd buy the same tent.